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[jamesybear]

hi folks heres the story

few weeks ago i went to change my pads and found this (all photos are from today) damage to the passenger and driver inboard pads only!

drivers side-

and

passenger side -

changed the discs and pads today.

heres the damage to the disc's

drivers -

and

passenger side -

apolgises for iphone pics. was the best i could get the grooving thats occured! anyone got any idea to how its been caused or whats caused it to happen? both discs also have a very small goove roughly in the middle of the contact area on the outboard side of the disc but no damage to the outboard pads

james

 

[renaultsport1981]

pads have probably been changed when the discs were half worn so there was a slight lip causing the grooves on the pads. and iirc my inner pads had worn more than my outer ones when i changed them but may have been a slightly sticky caliper carrier meaning the ineer pushed more than the outer. all seems good since i changed pads and discs and copper greased it all though.